I am brought up in Ranchi and Jamshedpur in Jharkhand, mainly. We thought of driving down the Patratu valley earlier…
Tropic of Cancer: Crossed on my bike
I recently bought a Royal Enfield Classic 350 Signal bike. My father and I just decided in the morning to…
Proto Armageddon | Episode 5: The Intruder
Two of the tribesmen patrolling down a stony corridor wearing a half helmet with an arrow-like projection going downwards from…
Proto Armageddon | Episode 4: Wolfians
Proto Armageddon is a fiction story written by Judhajit RoyChoudhury and is being published as and when each part is getting ready.
Proto Armageddon | Episode 3: The Bar-maid
"Finally the day has come." she thought, as she adjusted her blouse and skirt while looking her reflection on the…
Proto Armageddon | Episode 2: Curiosity
A teen-aged kid running wild in the field chasing a multi-colored butterfly when she spots a lonely man lying on…
Cruise on the River Hooghly
Kolkata, the City of Joy, is known for its cultural significance. The 350-year old metropolis boasts of a rich heritage and several popular landmarks that exude a distinct charm. As the sun sets, painting an evening sky with a hundred shades of red and orange, the cruise sails through the Hooghly river.
Proto Armageddon | Episode 1: The Dying Wish
I have started writing a fictional story. This is the first part of it. The other parts will follow as I write each part. I haven’t finalised the title and may decide later as the story develops. You are welcome to suggest a title in the comments below, along with your views. Your views may help me in writing the story.
Delhi Comic Con 2018
My friend Akum came to me on December 5 with the news of Delhi Comic Con 2018 being held in New Delhi from December 7 to 9. The first thing that came to my mind when I heard Comic Con would be Cartoon characters, cosplays etc. I was filled with joy and excitement since I have never been to a Comic Con before, even though I am a nerd.
Kumbh Mela | Shahi Snan on Mauni Amavasya
The Kumbh Mela — the largest congregation in the world — sees world gathering of saints, pilgrims, devotees to take holy dips in the sacred confluence of the Ganga, the Yamuna, and the mystical Saraswati. Bathing in these rivers is thought to cleanse and purify ones’ soul of all sins. Recognized by UNESCO as India’s ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity’, Kumbh Mela never ceases to amaze and its amazement is always felt in the grandeur of it being the largest religious-cultural festival in the world.
